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WHAT IS NARATEEN?

If you're a teen and someone important to you is an addict, you can find support in a Narateen group. Narateen is designed for teen Nar-Anon members. If there isn't a group near you, talk to someone in a Nar-Anon group to ask if they could facilitate a Narateen group.

 

Through group meetings, we learn each other's effective ways of coping, while gaining some peace of mind and hope for a better way to live. We help each other by sharing our experience, strength and hope. This way we feel free to say what's on our minds and in our hearts.

 

To protect everyone's anonymity, we only use first names. The names and stories shared in confidence aren't repeated outside of group meetings. You won't be forced to speak, but you can always ask questions after meetings. We understand how you feel, so know that it's a great relief to learn about more effective ways to cope with this disease. And remember, you're no longer alone.

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For more information about the Nar-Anon program in general please go to About Nar-Anon or Nar-Anon FAQs  

• Contact email for SoCal Region Narateen:  SoCalNarateen@Nar-Anon.org

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ADDITIONAL NARATEEN INFORMATION

For more information about Narateen please click on any of the below links:

• Narateen Frequently Asked Questions

• Find a Narateen Meeting

• Is Narateen For Me?

• How to Start a Narateen Group [Coming Soon]

• Additional Information on the WS Nar-Anon website includes

  • ​To the Concerned Teenage Family Member or Friend

  • Narateen Resources (including recommended conference approved literature)

  • About Narateen for the Professional

  • Narateen Members Share